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From the main steam window click on the menus at the top.
"View">"Settings"
On this screen at the bottom should be a checkbox that I think you may have accidently checked.

[x] Don't save account credentials on this computer

Clear the checkbox and try again.

Virtual Memory is otherwise known as the swap file or the pagefile.
Windows manages a possibly huge file that stores spill-over data when you've used up all your computer's actual RAM. The program is just telling you to increase the size.

On windows find the My Computer icon (on Windows7, its stupidly named to just "Computer"). You want to right-click it and pick properties from the pop-up menu. Find the Advanced systems ettings then dig through to the performance settings. Use either the Recommended size shown on the screen or some multiple of 1024 MB. Use that same number for the initial and the maximum size textboxes and click the "Set" button. By the way, you would want to enter a number larger than what it currently says or this won't help solve that problem with RAVAGED at all.

I have omitted some steps in how to get to the screen but you should be able to figure it out. Its basically the same for all Window's versions. Post again if you need help/clarification.

I've been a fan of Antantica for quite some time before it came to steam. Its free but does require making a free account on Nexon's website. The music is in freely playable ogg files. Dabble around with those, I almost guarantee you'll want to see the level its associated with.
Also, its a huge game. The downloaded full installer (non-steam) is 2GB, the installed game is 15GB so, you may have to wait. It is worth it though, even if you never actually install the game, snag those songs, they're .ogg files.

By the way, my character is a level 68 Sword main. If you see someone named Gelfling, please give a shout-out.

Oh, and the game is an altered reality smattering of actual earth (not to scale) with a mix of historical landmarks and people. The quests are typical of MMO games. You also recruit and fire wandering mercenaries who have different abilities (usually to compliment your main character).

And its a free game. You "could" buy items with real world money, but you can still find everything without opening your wallet once, and usually right as you need it. Also that Christmas event will be starting soon. You get to slay evil toys, get super weapons from Santa... the usual stuff.

Gaming at work? I hope you never have to tell a customer to wait because you're almost done with a raid.

Half-Life 1($9-ish) + tons of free mods (like Natural Selection)
But if you can spring for it, get the Valve complete pack. Eventually your comp/replacement/upgrade will be able to play them all.

Politics I bet.
Sure its fantasy releplaying...
But some freak decided that stabbing things and making them bleed was for mature audiences only.
And Valve had to make a change to L4D2 just for Australia... (no blood/gore in a zombie game, go figure).

Reset your keyboard controls to default and the problem should disappear.
Somebody probably bound UP_ARROW to +backwards. You can check it in the console before you reset.

I skimmed through to the important bits an I don't think this Toby is a gamer... or knowlegable of multi-boot systems or partitions... or that installing individual games to a different drive is an upcoming feature of steam itself. Oh and from Both OSes, install steam itself onto the shared drive. Thats probably the easiest way.
Perhaps he has been trained only to handle single OS default install issues. If he's paid, how do I get that job? Sounds nice. (Except I'm a programmer, destined never to speak to customers)

Well if you can't go up to his supervisor and he can't ask the guy next to him what the heck your talking about then he must be the ONLY guy working support tickets(of the 300+ people who work at Valve). Certainly he shouldn't have any problem asking anyone else there to help on your issue.

I think I'll be reading the rest of your messages with this Toby chap, they amuse me.

This might be more appropriate in the VAC discussion forum...

Well, my understanding is VAC detects if you've installed an actual program to alter your gameplay (which is why I avoid most game mods unless I know they're safe). If you're using sv_cheats and all the fun that comes with that there is no problem.
However...
Individual admins on their own gameservers can still ban people from their own systems but can't hand out VAC bans.
If in doubt, don't install any cheats. Nobody outside Valve would know exactly what ticks off the VAC system. I have even heard it doesn't like punkbuster.. the previous anti-cheat system.

By the way, this sandbox mode sounds wonderful. An idea on that is anybody NOT running in sandbox mode can't join and that games should be clearly marked. Also should be a way to turn off all your cheats for normal play. Until then, don't cheat.